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Posted by Dale DuPont on August 27, 2002 at 19:49:52:

In Reply to: Shorter Trigger Pull posted by Javin on August 26, 2002 at 01:51:21:

Like I said, I haven't tried it. Proceed at your own risk and no whining.....

Stock spyder. The trigger return is limited by the trigger mechanism hitting the receiver body.

The part the trigger return spring pushes up on.

So you don't want it to go up so far and then the trigger won't go so far forward.

So put something there to keep it from going up so high.

1. Tubing around it. Epoxy putty on the sear or receiver. Shims of cardboard, ducktape, plastic, etc. across the place where the trigger hits the receiver. Use your imagination. Take up the extra space to limit the trigger travel forward.

2. You mechanically inclined could put a set screw in the receiver body ( be careful) or in the trigger itself. (cheaper to replace when you go Whoops!) Then you could dial it in.. Then Locktite it.

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Re: Try this somebody - I haven't... Justin "Snow_God" Allen 12:06:41 09/07/02 (3)
- Re: Try this somebody - I haven't... Javin 15:21:13 09/08/02 (2)
  - Re: Try this somebody - I haven't... Justin "Snow_God" Allen
    21:45:09 09/09/02 (0)
  - Re: Try this somebody - I haven't... Hellrazor
    21:35:59 09/08/02 (0)

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: Like I said, I haven't tried it. Proceed at your own risk and no whining..... : Stock spyder. The trigger return is limited by the trigger mechanism hitting the receiver body. : The part the trigger return spring pushes up on. : So you don't want it to go up so far and then the trigger won't go so far forward. : So put something there to keep it from going up so high. : 1. Tubing around it. Epoxy putty on the sear or receiver. Shims of cardboard, ducktape, plastic, etc. across the place where the trigger hits the receiver. Use your imagination. Take up the extra space to limit the trigger travel forward. : 2. You mechanically inclined could put a set screw in the receiver body ( be careful) or in the trigger itself. (cheaper to replace when you go Whoops!) Then you could dial it in.. Then Locktite it.

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